The CrowdJustice Blog

CrowdJustice is the funding platform that creates more options for people to be able to afford legal services. Today, we’re excited to expand those funding options, as we launch CrowdJustice Private, our new tool designed for clients to be able to raise money to pay for legal fees with a more private, invite-only fundraising page. Read more

This week has witnessed some fascinating controversy over whether judges should be able to scrutinise decisions of the UK's tribunal for surveillance operations. Hot topics in the legal world and updates on legal matters funded on CrowdJustice - all in this week’s Justice Beat. Read more

Crispin, who recently stepped down as Executive Director of the Solicitors Regulation Authority, is a leading light in the UK’s changing legal services market. We're delighted to welcome him onto our Advisory Board at an exciting time for CrowdJustice, and look forward to benefiting from his clear thinking, strategic approach and relentless drive to modernise the legal industry for the benefit of everyone who uses it. Read more

Mobile network providers face an enormous group lawsuit over potential privacy breaches while transport titan Uber grapples with a significant number of individual claims. Hot topics in the legal world and updates on legal matters funded on CrowdJustice - all in this week’s Justice Beat. Read more

We are delighted that CrowdJustice has been shortlisted for Best Technology Product at The Lawyer Awards 2019! Read more

As arrests related to the Extinction Rebellion protests pass the 1000 mark, and more and more charges are brought, there’s a growing risk of individual demonstrators incurring large legal bills. Here’s how crowdfunding can help. Read more

Ticket reselling is big business, but it makes it harder for fans to access events. One football club has decided to take legal action to stamp out touting at its ground. Hot topics in the legal world and updates from people raising funds on CrowdJustice - all in this week's Justice Beat. Read more

Ingrid Gubbay, partner at Hausfeld, speaks about her work with individuals tackling period poverty, funded through CrowdJustice. Read more

Casual workers are to be given payslips for the first time, while students in poor quality accommodation get new powers to take exploitative landlords to court. Hot topics in the legal world and updates on legal matters funded on CrowdJustice - all in this week’s Justice Beat. Read more

We’re closing the US side of CrowdJustice and focusing on the UK. We wanted to write a short blog post to explain why. Read more